Cozy up with Fall Decor!
With the gorgeous colours in autumn, sometimes it passes by too quickly! Keep those colours around a little longer; shop Fall Favs here!
Plus, celebrate with a free sun catcher! Spend $50, then add your choice of Maple Leaf Suncatcher to your cart. Use code FALL23 at checkout to receive the suncatcher at no charge!
New Doodleboard Collection is Live!
Take a breath. Write some affirmations, jot down a to-do list, or a love note to your sweetie! Use these screen printed standups as your own personal whiteboard. Wipe and reuse infinitely!
Feeling stressed? Try the mandala Doodleboards for some calm adult colouring time. Display, then wash the colours and change them up!
See the full Doodleboard Collection here!
Miss catching the CTV Morning Show?
Did you catch the clips from a handful of artists from the WAVE Interlake Artists’ Studio Tour?
The self-guided art experience happens this weekend on September 2-3. Choose your own adventure with 18 different artists, from Oak Hammock Marsh, through Matlock, Winnipeg Beach and Gimli, all the way to Arborg.
See the CTV News clips on my media page here!
Birds of a Feather Collection
Cherish your favourite feathered friends with a stunning 3-dimensional fused and stained glass window panel.
Manitoba glass artist Heather Dawson finds a unique way to complete an art installation, amid pandemic restrictions.
The Frasier Retirement Community in Boulder, Colorado was looking for a way to recognize donors that highlighted the ways their contributions supported the community. Turning that recognition into a work of art in itself, bringing beauty to the daily lives of all who live and work there was the perfect fit.
Karla Rikansrud, VP for Philanthropy & Social Responsibility at Frasier Retirement Community, reached out looking for glass leaves similar to a design she spotted on Heather’s website. She would be retiring in March of 2021, and was looking for a special way to commemorate their donors before her retirement. The 200 aspen leaves, intended to match the shape of their logo, needed to be smaller than the one from the commercial mold, which would require a different – and custom – ceramic mold.
Hear the rest of the story in the YouTube documentary International Installations; Art Crosses Borders, Even While We Can’t.
